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Hikari Bio Pure FD Brine Shrimp 0.42 oz Reviews

Hikari Bio Pure FD Brine Shrimp 0.42 oz

  • Crude protein (min) 47% Crude fat (min) 5.5% Crude fiber (max) 0.5% Moisture (max) 6% Phosphorous (min) 0.1%

Hikari Bio Pure FD Brine Shrimp food is composed of vitamin enriched convenient cubes of pharmaceutically freeze dried brine shrimp. The cubes help prevent over feeding and will not cloud water. The food is free of parasites and harmful bacteria unlike its live counterparts and is also an excellent source of natural fatty acid for your freshwater and marine fish. Hikari’ Bio Pure Freeze Dried products never contain artificial colors or preservatives. Note: After opening please keep the container out of direct sunlight, high heat or humidity that can cause the contents to degrade rapidly. Ingredients: Brine shrimp, vitamin E, vitamin C, vitamin B-1, vitamin B-2, vitamin B-6, vitamin B-12. Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein: 47 % Min. Crude Fat: 5.5% Min. Crude Fiber: .5 % Max. Moisture: 6 % Phosphorus .1% Max. Size: .42 Oz.

List Price: $ 5.19

Price: $ 3.59

Are these fish compatible?

I was going to have 6 glo lite tetras, 6 harlequin rasboras, 6 cardinal tetras, and 2 otos in my 30 gallon tank. I was also going to have 3 red cherry shrimp. Then I was thinking about having either a female betta or a dwarf gourami. Which one do you think would do best? There are plenty of hiding spots, the pH is 7.1, and I will feed them TetraMin tropical flakes everyday, Hikari bloodworms twice a week, and Hikari brine shrimp once a week.
What do you think?
Are the fish compatible?

I have betta fry of ten days, when can I change brine shrimp for hikari first bites

Could I give them brine shrimp until two months or what can I do, please serious answers.

Is this food good for an oranda goldfish?

Staple Diet: Hikari Goldfish Pellets

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Should I get the “Lionhead” pellets because they sink to the bottom? Do orandas like to eat off the bottom of the tank or do they prefer the floating pellets? Which is better for them, floating or sinking pellets?

Supplement: San Francisco Bay Brand Goldfish Frozen Diet

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And I’m not sure what else they might need? Do they need blood worms, brine shrimp, etc.? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Can I feed my platy fry freeze dried brime shrimp?

I live outside of North America, and where I’m living right now I don’t have easy access to baby brine shrimp. I bought the Hikari brand freeze-dried brine shrimp though, and I squish it between my fingers so that they’re powdery and I feed them to my platy fry. Is that good enough, or do I still need to feed live foods? I also feed them TetraMin baby. My fry are a week old and have grown visibly, but I don’t know if they’re on target or not.